HURRICANE MICHAEL: Strongest Hurricane to ever hit Florida Panhandle. Recovery and Rescue Ongoing . Apocalyptic Damage!

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Smart ones are topping off the generator fuel and bottled water stockpiles today!

They are saying cat 1 only

Two Central Circulations..Then ONE..COOL..

Well someone DID tell me to reach out to some Angel named Michael.

That's why to expect way worse!

This storm is stalled and already outperforming forecasts... whatch it closely.

Before people start trolling and yelling that Luis is overhyping the storm... it's weather prediction! The science is good but it isn't 100% so until more is known treat it as it's a major coming in. It's always better to be over prepared than under prepared. I live in the Pensacola area which is the westernmost city in the panhandle. My home is literally on the beach and unfortunately in the cone. I work for a hospital and volunteer with EMS in town so I have to stay but you better believe my family won't be here.

I'd much rather the storm be overhyped than underhyped. Overhyping a storm pisses people off, but underhyping one gets people killed.

Always prepare for the worst but hope for the best. If you don't think this way you're in the wrong messageboard.

Last Edited by Inhuman Deviant on 10/07/2018 04:42 PM

Yup..

INDEED..

Thank you very much for posting. Michael means "who is like God." Also Michael the Angel fought with satan. So I will be watching this closely for a number of reasons

This came quickly going hit in 2 days!!?

@Cyclonebiskit
27m27 minutes ago

Flooding across Central America associated with #Michael and the #CentralAmericanGyre has killed at least 5 people: 3 in #Nicaragua, 1 in #Honduras, and 1 in #ElSalvador.

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Good golly. How much more rain will this bring to water-logged Carolinas?

This storm is already very well organized, it’s amzing how fast it happened. This will be a big storm.

Woah

Atlanta is doomed!!

NHC now forecasting #Michael to become a cat 2 hurricane with winds of 100MPH right before landfall